SCHENECTADY, NY – On Wednesday night, the Suburban Council announced the Bowlers of the Year and First Team for the 2022-2023 season. Troy senior Olivia DeCitise was named the Bowler of the Year for the boy’s division, posting an average of 221. Colonie’s Amy Chrzanowski, who bowled to a 209 average, was honored as the Girls’ Bowler of the Year.
Columbia came in first place in the Suburban Council girls’ tournament, with a team score of 3356. Shenendehowa posted a team score of 3819 to win the league tournament for the boys.
SUBURBAN COUNCIL GIRLS ALL-STARS
BOWLER OF THE YEAR
Amy Chrzanowski, Colonie (209 average)
FIRST TEAM
Cierra Gabriel, Columbia
Alexis Gaudette, Columbia
Jen Doty, Columbia
Selena Wolfe, Schenectady
Amanda Burek, Bethlehem
Kennedy Barker, Ballston Spa
SURUBBAN COUNCIL GIRLS TOURNAMENT
1. Columbia 3356
2. Schenectady 3129
3. Colonie-Shaker 3081
4. Averill Park 2950
5. Ballston Spa 2502
6. Beth. Central 2501
7. Niskayuna 2377
8. Saratoga 2321
Marissa Bogholtz led Columbia with a 631 triple and 255 high-game. Alexis Gaudette chipped in with a 603 triple and 265 game-high, the best score of the day. Selena Wolf, of Schenectady, posted a 655 triple for the best individual series.
Columbia finished the regular season with a record of 14-0. Colonie-Shaker finished with a 12-2 overall record.
SUBURBAN COUNCIL BOYS ALL-STARS
BOWLER OF THE YEAR
Olivia DeCitise, Troy (221 average)
FIRST TEAM
1. Jeremy Shafer, Shenendehowa
2. Kyle Smith, Niskayuna
3. Macallan Gagne, Saratoga
4. Tyler Bogholtz, Columbia
5. Jayson Capullo, Guilderland
6. Cody Martin, Bethlehem
SUBURBAN COUNCIL BOYS TOURNAMENT
1. Shenendehowa 3819
2. Shaker 3786
3. Saratoga 3711
4. Columbia 3688
5. Averill Park 3683
6. Guilderland 3631
7. Colonie 3574
8. Burnt Hills 3514
9. Niskayuna 3425
10. CBA 3374
11. Troy 3371
12. Albany 3187
13. Bethlehem 3177
14. Ballston Spa 2913
15. Schenectady 1826
Jonathan Mills led the way for Shen with a 699 triple and 277 high-game. Jeremy Shafer added a 679 triple and 257 high-game. Shaker’s Joey Treffiletti had the best game of the tournament, with a 278, and Saratoga’s Macallan Gagne had the best series, at 729.
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